The Life And Letters of Madame Élisabeth De France
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You do not tell the truth, and your denial is not of any use to you, because it is contradicted on one side by public notoriety, and on the other by the likelihood, which con- vinces every man of sense, that a woman so closely allied as you were with Marie-Antoinette, both by ties of blood and those of intimate friendship, could not avoid sharing her machinations and helping with all your power; you did therefore, necessarily, and in accord with the wife of the tyrant, instigate the abominable ...oath taken by the satellites 7 98 LITE AND LETTERS OF [chap. hi.
of the Court to assassinate and annihilate liberty at its birth; also you instigated the bloody outrages done to that precious sign of liberty, the tri-colour cockade, by ordering your accomplices to trample it under foot.
A. I have already declared that all those acts are unknown to me ; I have no other answer.
Q. Where were you on the 10th of August ?
A. I was in the chateau, my usual and natural residence for some time past.
Q. Did you not pass the night of the 9th and 10th in your brother's room ; and did you not have secret conferences with him which explained to you the object and motive of all the movements and preparations which were being made before your eyes ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You do not tell the truth, and your denial is not of any use to you, because it is contradicted on one side by public notoriety, and on the other by the likelihood, which con- vinces every man of sense, that a woman so closely allied as you were with Marie-Antoinette, both by ties of blood and those of intimate friendship, could not avoid sharing her machinations and helping with all your power; you did therefore, necessarily, and in accord with the wife of the tyrant, instigate the abominable ...oath taken by the satellites 7 98 LITE AND LETTERS OF [chap. hi.
of the Court to assassinate and annihilate liberty at its birth; also you instigated the bloody outrages done to that precious sign of liberty, the tri-colour cockade, by ordering your accomplices to trample it under foot.
A. I have already declared that all those acts are unknown to me ; I have no other answer.
Q. Where were you on the 10th of August ?
A. I was in the chateau, my usual and natural residence for some time past.
Q. Did you not pass the night of the 9th and 10th in your brother's room ; and did you not have secret conferences with him which explained to you the object and motive of all the movements and preparations which were being made before your eyes ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cléry, M., 1759-1809 to read onlineMoreLess
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